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Qatar 2022 is here – a tainted World Cup barely worthy of the name

We’re here for Friday’s group stage draw but we’re here because of off-field decisions with far-reaching consequences. So as the draw makes Qatar 2022 ‘real’, is this a real World Cup?

The Independent UK

Brittney Griner’s USA Basketball teammates end silence

Most WNBA players have been hesitant to talk about Griner’s detention on apparent drug charges in Russia, hoping to avoid potentially hurting her case.

Chicago Sun-Times

Trump reacts with fury after Morning Joe hosts criticise him for trying to involve Putin in scheme to smear Bidens

The former president called the ‘low-rated’ Morning Joe host Mika Brzezinski ‘psycho’

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German panel recommends booster for recipients of 4 vaccines

Germany’s independent vaccination advisory panel is recommending a booster shot with a messenger RNA vaccine for people who have had a full course of four Chinese, Indian and Russian COVID-19 vaccines that aren’t currently approved for use in the European Union

The Independent UK

Vilnius film festival’s boycott of Russian cinema sparks debate

Lithuania’s most prestigious film festival has cancelled all Russian film screenings and will promote Ukrainian cinema.

Al Jazeera

U.S. targets Russia's technology sector in fresh sanctions

The United States on Thursday imposed fresh sanctions on Russia, targeting the technology sector, a sanctions evasion network and what it called "malicious cyber actors" while paving the way to act against additional sectors in response to President Vladimir Putin's assault on Ukraine.

Reuters

We will not tell India what to do on sanctions against Russia, says British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss

Ahead of a likely visit by U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson in April, British Foreign Secretary Liz

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Russian Football Union defends attendance at FIFA Congress

Russian football’s governing body is not suspended from FIFA, but its national teams and club sides are.

The Independent UK

5 Top Stocks Trading Under $2

The stock market has been under pressure since the beginning of the year due to multi-decade high inflation, the potential for aggressive Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But with peace talks between Russia and Ukraine underway, the volatility in the markets is expected to decline.…

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Does this video show Ukrainian soldiers shooting at Russian prisoners of war?

A video shared widely online as early as March 27 purports to show, according to its caption on YouTube, Ukrainian soldiers shooting Russian prisoners of war (POW) in their legs. The FRANCE 24 Observers team analysed the video and was able to pinpoint its location. Despite some suggestions that the…

France 24

Corporate sanctions against Russia indicate a new level of social responsibility

The war in Ukraine has resulted in many of the world’s biggest companies deciding to stop doing business with Russia. McDonald’s, IKEA, Apple are just some of the well known corporations making a stand.

The Conversation

Ukrainian president takes aim at imports of Russian diamonds

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has asked Belgian lawmakers for more help in the war against Russia and took aim at the continued import of Russian diamonds to the Belgian port of Antwerp

The Independent UK

British businessman’s bank accounts frozen over ‘ties to oligarch Oleg Deripaska’

Bank accounts of a British businessman accused of having ties to a sanctioned Russian oligarch have been frozen for the next six months.

Evening Standard

Famines: what 20th century food crises tell us about how to cope with the Ukraine fallout

Famines should be relegated to the history books, leading expert Cormac Ó Gráda argued in 2007, since “given good will on all sides, famine prevention should be ‘easy’”. Unfortunately, the current Russia-Ukraine war has revealed that good will is no longer on all sides. The UN is warning that the…

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The Guardian - UK

UK sanctions target Russian general and media heavyweights

Measures will hit ‘shameless propagandists who push out Putin’s fake news’, says foreign secretary

The Guardian - UK

Peace talks between Russia and Ukraine to resume on Friday, says negotiator

Kyiv and its allies suggest the Kremlin may be merely playing for time to allow its military forces to regroup

The Independent UK

Ukraine war: Russia using ‘banned anti-personnel landmines,’ campaign group says

POM-3s, which are not permitted under the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty, can detect when someone is approaching

The Independent UK

As Russia sees tech brain drain, other nations hope to gain

Russian technology workers are fleeing the country by the tens of thousands as the economy goes into a tailspin under pressure from international sanctions

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Reuters

Western sanctions on Russia likely to increase, Putin says

Western nations will try to find new grounds to sanction Russia, President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday, adding that his country must aim to retain jobs and to create new ones.

Reuters

Latvia outlaws using letter 'Z' as a symbol supporting Russia's Ukraine war

Latvia's parliament on Thursday voted to ban public displays of the letter "Z," saying it was a symbol that was used to glorify the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Serbia's Vucic pledges stability as he seeks re-election

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is running for re-election on Sunday on a promise of peace and stability as the country comes under pressure from the West to choose between traditional ties with Russia and its aspiration to join the European Union.

Reuters

Sanctioned Russians hold $1.6 billion in assets in the Bahamas, minister says

The Bahamas has identified $1.6 billion in assets in its financial system linked to Russian entities sanctioned by Western nations, the Bahamas minister of state for legal affairs told parliament.

Daily Mirror

Putin's misfiring Ukraine invasion 'worryingly mirrors 1990s Grozny comeback victory'

Vladimir Putin's stuttering Ukraine invasion is textbook Russian military tactics, which won out in the end in the first Chechen war to devastating effect, say experts

The Independent UK

Russian forces in Ukraine are regrouping not withdrawing, says Nato

Moscow repeatedly lies about its intentions, so Kremlin’s words alone cannot be trusted, says Jens Stoltenberg

Wales Online

'I thought I was going to die' Sky News journalists describe ambush by Russian 'death squad' in Ukraine

Stuart Ramsay and Dominique van Heerden were certain they would die during the violent ambush by a Russian "death squad"

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